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Hello {{questions.name}}, this document is for you!
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{{#condition}}text{{/}}
{{#field1 == "Yes"}}This sentence must be made dynamic/variable{{/}}
!==
to do the opposite:{{#field1 !== "Yes"}}This sentence must be made dynamic/variable{{/}}
{{#x == 5}}
and {{#x == "cow"}}
{{#optionsFieldName.indexOf("Option3") > -1}}Text for tickable box 3{{/}}
{{#optionsFieldName.includes("Option3")}}Text for tickable box 3{{/}}
{{#fieldgroup.field == true}}this is readable when box is checked{{/}}
{{#fieldgroup.field.0 == yes}}text shows if answer to first question is yes{{/}}
{{#field1 == "Yes"}}The Employee does receive vacation days{{/}}{{#field1 !== "Yes"}}The Employee does not receive vacation days{{/}}
== "No"
instead of !== "Yes".
{{field1=="Yes" ? "The Employee does receive vacation days" : "The Employee does not receive vacation days"}}
Article #1 DurationPiece about durationArticle #2 PeriodPiece about periodArticle #3 InsurancePiece about insurance
Article 1 DurationPiece about durationArticle 2 PeriodPiece about periodArticle 3 InsurancePiece about insurance
Article 1 DurationPiece about durationArticle 2 InsurancePiece about insurance
Article {{$[3]}}
. The sample sentence will then look as follows: “See what is described in Article {{$[3]}}
.” So if Article 2 is not dropped, the sentence is shown as follows: “See what is described in Article 2”.{{datefield.addPeriod(1, 'year')}}
Adds a year to the date {{datefield.addPeriod(duration)}}
Here, ‘duration’ is a Number with unit field with a period as the entered value, for instance: ‘week’, ‘month’ or ‘year’. The function automatically records the period and adds it to the date. The same applies to subtractions. The periods are also recognized in English.{{datefield.substractPeriod(1, 'year')}}
Subtracts a year from the datex.localeDateFormat()
transforms a date to the selected local standard{{field1}
.